- The applicant must not be related to a World Bank Group, International Monetary Fund, or Inter-American Development Bank staff member or spouse
- For the Trinity University Washington Grant, the applicant must not be related to Trinity staff
Indian women above the age of 25 Years
United States
Up to USD 15000
Closed
Margaret McNamara Education Grants 2018-19 seeks to award women from developing and middle-income countries who, upon obtainment of their degree, intend to return to or remain in their countries, or other developing countries, and work to improve the lives of women and/or children.
There are two Education Grants open for applications at the moment:
US-CANADA - For Indian women enrolled as a full-time student in a US or Canadian University
TRINITY WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY - For Indian women enrolled as a full-time student at Trinity Washington University
Eligibility Criteria for US-Canada grant:
Eligibility Criteria for Trinity College Washington grant:
Selected scholars will receive education grants of up to USD 15,000.
Following documents are requested during the application process:
To apply for either of the programs, follow the below steps:
Step 1: Go to the application page and log in or register
Step 2: Select the program the candidate wishes to apply for
Step 3: Fill in all the details and upload the required documents
Step 4: Submit the application
The application period is September 15 to January 15
For US-Canada Grant: mmeg.us.canada@gmail.com
For Trinity Washington University Grant: mmeg.trinity@gmail.com
Q. Why is MMEG for women from developing countries?
A. Our mission is to assist women from developing countries who are pursuing their education with the aim of improving the lives of women and children in their countries. We are one of the few organizations who provide financial assistance to such women.
Q. Can I apply if I am a part-time student?
A. Part-time students in the South African and Latin American programs may apply. Applicants must be full-time students to be considered eligible in the US/Canada program.
Q. Can men apply?
A. Self-identifying women are welcome to apply.
Q. Is there a fee to apply for a grant?
A. MMEG does not charge any application or processing fee.
Q. What is a "full academic term"?
A. This is understood as one academic grading period at your university, whether a semester, quarter or known by another name, depending on the countries where MMEG has programs.
Q. How much money is provided in a grant from MMEG?
A. In past years, grants of up to USD 15,000 have been awarded in the US/Canada program, and USD 7000 in the Africa, Latin America and Trinity programs. Grant amounts may vary, based on exchange rates and availability of funds.
Q. Can I apply more than once?
A. If unsuccessful in obtaining a grant, applicants may re-apply in the future.
Q. Can I receive the grant more than once?
A. Recipients of the MMEG grant are eligible to receive the grant only once.
Q. When will I be notified about the outcome of the application?
A. ONLY the semi-finalists are contacted for a telephone interview, within two to three months after the application deadline, and kept apprised of the outcome.
Q. What should I do if my recommender did not receive an email from Embark?
A. Please ask the recommender to: